About St. John’s Health

Over 100 Years of Providing Teton County Health Services

St. John’s Health is the sole health system in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. An independent system, St. John’s Health encompasses an acute care health system and several outpatient medical clinics for urgent care, primary care, and physician specialties. In 2021, St. John’s opened a physical rehabilitation center (IRF) and a senior living community that offers skilled nursing and a dedicated memory care neighborhood. St. John’s Health is the recipient of numerous national recognitions, including Newsweek’s “Top Hospital” and “Best Nursing Homes” by U.S. News & World Report. The St. John’s Health mission is to provide its unique community and visitors with exceptional and ever-advancing individualized care.

Learn more about us:

• What We Do
• Who We Are
• Quality & Safety
• Community Engagement
• Purpose, Vision & Values

Where We Are Today

Our current facility has 120 beds, including 48 for Acute/Primary Care, 15 for inpatient rehabilitation, 16 for memory care, and 40 for skilled nursing. In a typical fiscal year, St. John's Health admits roughly 1,900 patients, delivers over 400 babies, performs 2,750 surgeries, and handles more than 8,500 emergencies. Our treatment and care is designed to expedite recovery, and St. John’s Health employs over 850 people allowing us to provide a broad range of services so that people in the community do not need to travel far for expert health care. With more than 150 providers representing a broad range of medical specialties, St. John’s Health offers comprehensive care for all of Teton County and the surrounding region

Note: This is the latest available data. The St. John’s Health's fiscal year begins July 1 and goes through June 30. View the complete list of financial reports.

Locally-led, independently-run, and community-focused

Under its original name, St. John’s Hospital became a Wyoming Hospital Tax District in November 1975. The Teton County Hospital District, now dba St. John’s Health, was created to ensure local healthcare for county residents would be available. In fact, the Hospital District shares the same geographic boundaries as Teton County, WY. SJH is able to provide essential medical care to patients regardless of their ability to pay because of the property tax support received. The Tax District bylaws require that St. John’s Health is governed by an elected Board of Trustees, all of whom must be residents of Teton County. Due to its rural location and breadth of services, SJH has an extensive secondary service area, including neighboring counties in Wyoming and Idaho. Furthermore, due to its location in an international tourism destination, SJH provides medical care to patients from around the world who become ill or injured while visiting Jackson Hole. Nevertheless, SJH’s primary community remains Teton County, WY.

You can trust that the care received from St. John’s Health places value on health, safety, and privacy. St. John's Health takes a different approach to patient interaction than you would find in most health system districts. By focusing on patients rather than their condition, we can provide a holistic treatment that works to make you feel better, not just remedy your medical issues.

St. John’s Health consistently receives numerous awards recognizing the quality and excellence of its services. Both the health system and Sage Living (the memory care and skilled nursing facility) are 5-star rated by CMS. St. John’s Health is ranked in the 95th percentile in terms of patient satisfaction, and is the top rated health system in the State of Wyoming by U.S. News and World Report. Newsweek recently named St. John’s Health one of the top 400 hospitals in the U.S. and was the top rated health system in the nation of 100 beds or smaller by Newsweek.

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Anti-Discrimination Policies

In accordance with federal regulations, it is the policy of St. John's to treat all persons seeking admission or medical treatment without regard to age, race, ethnicity, religion, culture, language, physical or mental disability, socioeconomic status, sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity or expression. The same requirements for admission are applied to all, and persons are assigned within the facility without regard to age, race, ethnicity, religion, culture, language, physical or mental disability, socioeconomic status, sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity or expression.

Likewise, visitors may not be restricted or denied based on race, color, national origin, religion, ex, gender identity, sexual orientation, or disability. If a patient is incapacitated and unable to select visitors or designate a Support Person, we may consider a legal relationship (even if the relationship is not recognized in our jurisdiction) as proof to establish the appropriateness of a visitor or Support Person designation.